Which statement defines externality?
a)it is a change in demand brought about by factors othe...
Business, 03.11.2019 20:31 bullockarwen
Which statement defines externality?
a)it is a change in demand brought about by factors other than price.
b)it is the external factors that cause a rise in the supply of goods or services.
c) it is the external factors that cause a decrease in the supply of goods or services.
d)it is the impact of production and consumption on unrelated third parties.
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